SALT LAKE CITY -- CirTran Corp. reported second-quarter rose 47% to $4.2 million from 2007, while losses from operations improved 19% to $991,052.
For the period ended June 30, the contract assembler, which also manufactures and distributes beverage and certain OEM products, saw beverage sales increase three-fold sequentially to nearly $250,000.
VANCOUVER, BC – Northstar Electronics said second-quarter revenues rose 32% to $562,031, but losses widened 60% to $321,114. The company, which builds electronics products and performs refurbishment work for marine and defense OEMs such as Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, cited cost anomalies that should reduce to normal levels once repeat part production commences
LONDON – The SMART Group today announced a packed program of events for the remainder of the year, including a series of seminars with technology experts during the EKTN event, Technology Breakthroughs – Bending the Design Rules. Most events will be held in the UK or Ireland, except as noted.
Sept. 10:Solving Counterfeit Components – The Problem, Identification & Testing
Sept. 18: New Environmental Regulations – Beyond Reach?
Sept. 25: Environmental Directives Update Seminar
Sept. 28: Step-by-Step Temperature Profiling
Oct. 7: Conformal Coating Workshop – Hands-On
Oct. 8: Back to Basics Part 1 – PCB Manufacture
Oct. 13: The A to Z of Soldering (South Africa)
Oct. 14: The A-Z of Soldering (South Africa)
Oct. 15: The A to Z of Soldering (South Africa)
Oct. 30: PCB Design for Manufacture & Assembly
Nov. 6: Profit from RFID in your Business
Nov. 17-18: Technology Breakthroughs – Bending the Design Rules
HIALEAH, FL -- Electronics manufacturing services provider Simclar Inc. will delay filing its quarterly 10-Q report for the quarter ended June 30, due to potentially significant problems arising as a result of the implementation of a new ERP software system within its Mexico subsidiary.
In a press release, the company said it is investigating but "confident that the problems are confined to the second quarter" and do not materially affect results for any previous period.
NEW YORK -- The American Electronics Association spent $256,000 in the second quarter to lobby on tax issues, customs and tariffs, and trade measures, according to a mandatory disclosure form filed July 17.